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Special Arab Media Forum 2020 goes virtual amid coronavirus pandemic

Arab Media Forum 2020 goes virtual amid coronavirus pandemic

  • Organized by the Dubai Press Club, the forum hosts several panel discussions and talks in an attempt to further enhance the changing media landscape throughout the Middle East
  • Regional and international media experts and commentators came together virtually to discuss obstacles and issues facing the industry
By TAREK ALI AHMAD - & - ZOUHIR ALSHIMALE ·
New Arab News app launches at Arab Media Forum

New Arab News app launches at Arab Media Forum

By Arab News ·
Media ‘has key role in overcoming regional challenges,’ says Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed

Media ‘has key role in overcoming regional challenges,’ says Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
Arab News holds ‘The Art of the Portrait’ workshop at Arab Media Forum

Arab News holds ‘The Art of the Portrait’ workshop at Arab Media Forum

By Arab News ·
Agencies lost role of gatekeepers, but increased role of fact-checkers: AFP CEO

Agencies lost role of gatekeepers, but increased role of fact-checkers: AFP CEO

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
People spend 10 hours a day consuming media of some form: CNN VP

People spend 10 hours a day consuming media of some form: CNN VP

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
Arab Media Forum kicks off in Dubai to highlight region’s media

Arab Media Forum kicks off in Dubai to highlight region’s media

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
The Arab Media Forum kicks off end of March

The Arab Media Forum kicks off end of March

By Arab News ·
Bahrain media adviser scoops personality of the year award

Bahrain media adviser scoops personality of the year award

By Arab News ·
Arab Media Forum: Shining a light on the region’s media

Arab Media Forum: Shining a light on the region’s media

By BEN FLANAGAN ·
Former Arab News editor Khaled Almaeena on the newspaper’s ‘voice of truth and moderation’

Former Arab News editor Khaled Almaeena on the newspaper’s ‘voice of truth and moderation’

By BEN FLANAGAN ·
Arab News gala honors Othman Al-Omeir as a pioneer in international Arab journalism

Arab News gala honors Othman Al-Omeir as a pioneer in international Arab journalism

By Arab News ·
Arab News panel at AMF examines solutions to Mideast’s image problem

Arab News panel at AMF examines solutions to Mideast’s image problem

By BEN FLANAGAN ·

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